Apologies if a stupid question, I've not been following this at all, but why have Trump's comments resulted in such a surge for the Liberal Party only?
Were the Cons in favour of becoming part of the US or something?
The upswing seems to coincide with Trudeau's resignation as much as it does...
And English fans NEVER boo a national anthem!
To those saying they've bought success, name one club (who've had success, obviously) who haven't spent a load of money to achieve it. We certainly have. That's been the reality of football for as long as I can remember.
People can make excuses to...
And in each of those cases, the work was paid for, in the main, by the sports themselves. Why should the people of Sheffield pay for Hearn and the players to earn yet more millions?
With Newcastle it's slightly different. It's not that they expect success, its more that they believe somehow that they feel the pain of lack of success more deeply than the rest of us.
The radio this morning was absolutely dripping in it, that they love their team in a way other supporters...
Indeed. The OP has just, yet again, started a thread with clickbaity subject and a divisive generalisation, presumably in their ongoing quest to make Bozza loads of money or something, and people fall for it everytime.
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No worries, the terms tube and pipe are used pretty much interchangeably. I really just wanted to take the opportunity to point out how stupid pipe dimensions are 😁
People who want 3pm matches televised want to be careful what they wish for, cos there's no way it's going to be broadcast for free.
Obviously not a concern for a Prince, but for everyone else I bet it will become a whole lot more expensive to watch something that I understand is not actually...
A pendant writes: that's technically tube, not pipe.
Pipe actually uses one of the most ridiculous systems of all. Metric and imperial sizes are both aligned so they they are interchangeable, but neither are the dimension they are described as.
So a 1" pipe is identical to a 25mm pipe, but is...
This whole thread is doubly ridiculous because US imperial units aren't even the same as British imperial units anyway.
An American pint is 473ml, nearly 100ml less than a British one, for example.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_the_imperial_and_US_customary_measurement_systems